In civil litigation, "acts" refer to affirmative conduct that results in a legal injury--such as intentional torts, fraud, defamation, deceptive...

No. That is a fact that is publicly discoverable by any potential buyer driving through your neighborhood, and does not require an express...

Although I begin with the caveat that the most definitive professional opinion should be that of a local CPA that you consult about your situation,...

See a local CPA for confirmation on this, but my educated guess is that you would still need to file a Schedule C (unless you elected to have your...

If the LLC is the only tenant on the commercial lease, and the landlord does not require the LLC's owner(s) to sign a personal guarantee of the...

As Attorney Morgan confirmed is also true in your state of Pennsylvania, in partnership law generally, resignation of one general partner triggers...

Possibly. Your wife should soon consult with a local lawyer who handles either contracts or employment matters, and have him/her review the...

You will need both a business/corporate lawyer and a CPA to do this properly. From the outset, you need to establish whether the transfer is a...

There can be many reasons a person in the situation you describe would benefit from a trust, although such a person would always start by...

This is probably a question better suited for your licensing board than this Q&A forum, or a North Carolina business lawyer with experience in...